2003 Jaguar X-Type

Pros: REAL HEAD TURNER AND LUXURY.

Cons: SMALL INTERIOR BUT IT IS A SPORTS CAR.

The Bottom Line: If you want to stand out and drive a legend this is the car for you. Price has never been lower and car is as good as it gets.

Review: The new JAGUAR X TYPE is art plain and simple. Everyone wants to see this car. The style and class of this car it is one of the best around. You will stand out any where you go. I test drove the sport model only to find out the seat is higher and ...

Pros: great styling, elegant interior, AWD

Cons: small back seat

The Bottom Line: A great car with quality craftsmanship inside and out

Review: In this age of frequent brand mergers and acquisitions, few cars are truly what they were years ago. Marques like Ford distribute wheelbases to their numerous subsidiaries (Mercury's Milan and Lincoln's Zephyr share a common foundation with Ford's ...

Pros: Great Styling, excellent interior, decent performance, and all-wheel drive

Cons: Only one dealer in my state.

The Bottom Line: Its a modern "classic" car. I enjoy driving it more than any other car I've owned. This vehicle is a superb value for the money.

Review: My wife and I shopped for several weeks for this type of vehicle. We looked at BMW, Lexus, Volvo, and the Jaguar. After considering them all, the Jaguar stood out because it had more interior room, its styling was more attractive to us, and its ...

Pros: Interior Styling, Exterior Styling, It's a Jag

Cons: Minor squeaks, fuel economy

The Bottom Line: I love my Jag!

Review: This Cat is a blast to drive! After looking at the armada of 3 series, A4s, and C classes on the road, I thought to myself: "There must be something different!"... and different I found! The X-Type has gorgeous exterior styling as well as a very ...

Pros: Interior, Bird's Eye maple, Overall styling, AWD, Trunk space, "Not a me too"

Cons: Slightly rough auto tranny shifting, Rear styling

The Bottom Line: I'd recommend the X-type to anyone in the market for a unique, sporty, luxury sedan.

Review: I have owned this car for a little over a month now and couldn't be happier (1700mi's). Originally I thought that I would have liked the BMW 3-series or MB C-class better, but once I tried the X-type, I truly loved it. The X-type styling is unique, not ...

Pros: STANDARD all wheel drive, power everything, manual gearbox, great engine

Cons: little noisy on the road, but not terrible.

The Bottom Line: This car is not a ford as most people see it, it's PURE jaguar.

Review: Is it possible for jaguar to have a sports sedan that starts at $29,000? oh yes, my friend, oh yes, it is. I couldn't believe it, a JAGUAR for $29,000(well, that's what it STARTS for). But, i was in the market for a new car, and decided to check this...

Pros: smoothness that Jaguar feel price looks expensive big trunk

Cons: cramped back seat fuel economy automatic ac

The Bottom Line: Handles like an old Jag, only better

Review: I have fond memories of driving the original Jag sedan which the current S type attempts to recall. ...

Pros: Great power with great gas mileage. A good lazymans car for sure.

Cons: Stock option of chrome wheels, plus 2 sizing would be nice

Review: I was in the market for a car for some time and I tested the following: volvo t80, mercedes slk32, bmw 525, lexus sc300, porche boxer, lincoln ls. After three months of test driving I decided to wait until after my trip to New York. While I was there I ...

Pros: Arden takes the X-type to the next level.

Cons: Bit cramped in the back for passengers

Review: My Jaguar is an Arden Sports Version. This means additional (Arden leather sport seats), external trim, Uprated Sports exhaust, uprated 18" Arden Sports wheels with 225-40-ZR tyres and of course uprated engine management system. This take the already ...

Pros: Classic Jag lines without the service bills.

Cons: We really haven't noticed anything we don't like.

Review: Was a little concerned about buying a Jag with the nearest dealer service some 45 miles.... Well we've hit 50k and our dealer concerns are long gone. We're getting 25+MGP on the road and around 20MPG in town, my wife gets considerable less but that's ...